Baltic (Waterloo)
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Baltic (Waterloo) Address 74 Blackfriars Road, Waterloo, London, Eng SE1 8HA Baltic (Waterloo) Phone 020 7928 1111 Baltic (Waterloo) Opening Hours Monday - Saturday : 12noon - 12midnight
Sunday : 12noon - 11pmBaltic (Waterloo) Food Price £35 - £60 per pax
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Its Eastern European fare was something of an adventure to me and really enjoyable
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This is very much a restaurant first and the bar is a little awkwardly set by the door
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The cocktails themselves were fine but unoriginal and the experience was rather impersonal
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My last visit was disappointing
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I would also say this is more of a winter venue due to the type of food they serve
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The exterior of the restaurant is quite underwhelming and you don't quite expect what you see once you step inside
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The space is huge and the ambience is really nice the sort of place you'd want to hang out at the bar for a couple of hours or have a nice long meal with friends
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To start off like many places they serve you bread which was pretty poor quality I would have preferred a slice of hovis bread instead
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The appetisers which we ordered were nice though I would recommend having the steak tar tar which was one of the better ones I have had in London
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None of them stood out a lot and the steak was particularly sub par
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The saving grace is probably the extensive wine and vodka menu the latter being quite a unique thing
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The Baltic restaurant is an Eastern European style venue which offers a range of dishes
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I went there once for a celebration and we were pleased to have a private dining table
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There was a live band which contributed a lot to the atmosphere and their coctail selection was quite good
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I remember I ordered stuffed cabbage rolls filled up with mince one of the delicacies of Eastern Europe
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I loved it although there were not like my mum's cabbage rolls
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As soon as we said on our Facebook page that we were off for our first visit to the Baltic restaurant &
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From the street the Baltic looks tiny and with two heavy wooden doors
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The design and decor was clean and contemporary
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Once seated our coats were taken and we were offered bread from a basket (that I had just witnessed being unwrapped from cling film
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Cwikla (a delicate Polish relish made from finely chopped beetroot and horseradish) and pickled gherkins were on the white clothed table
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We are not too familiar with this style of food so Saff asked her friend Mira a multi talented fashion stylist
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(Smacznego is Polish for Bon Appetit)
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My starter also included a little pot of plum sauce and a pot of what I assumed was a course pate that I spread on my toast
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Is made almost entirely with duck and goose fat (rather than the traditional pork fat)
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Grilled Black Sausage on a Potato Pancake with Apple and Onions
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T enjoy the sausage when tasted alone (too black puddingy) but as a combination with the sweet apples
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Taste) fried with peas and bacon
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Bite sized dumplings filled with finely chopped veal &
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A) because the dishes were not the usual run of the mill recipes
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B) we wanted to try everything and C) some of the pronunciations were a bit tricky
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The hearty stew was pure comfort food
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Well cooked with a subtle fruitiness
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It went perfectly with a side order of Chive Mash (£
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The sweetness from the accompanying honey roast pear and the tang from the sour cherries was a great idea
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My side was Kasza with Bacon (£
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Was rich with a slight charred taste (in a good way) with small chunks of crispy bacon
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I went for a Caramelised Nut Parfait with Raspberry Sauce (£
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It was a lot lighter and creamier but the flavours were very similar and that can only be a good thing
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We finished the meal with a Polish Coffee served in a wine glass
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Walked out into the cold night with a warm vodka glow and full bellies
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Fish or game lover and want something with a bit of a twist Eastern European in this case
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The portions are very generous
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Some of my friends have had their meal arrive with almost half a chicken
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The desserts are always a tough choice as there's so many delicious options
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The restaurant is definitely the main event
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Lots of vodka drinks too which I'm sure are great if you like vodka (unlike me)
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The baltic looks like a fine dining restaurant and is lit beautifully with a huge skylight
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The food was staggering with a Eastern European take on meat
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The food we had was absolutely amazing and we were looked after by the staff as it was my girlfriend's birthday we received a free shot each and a birthday cake for her
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We were asked to come and review the venue but my views are not influenced by this and I will 100% be visiting again
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S also very creative and he started the alphabet dining club a few years ago with his friend Sharon
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They started eating out at a restaurant serving cuisine from a country starting with the letter A and so on
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